Naya Health / London · Marylebone

Why Naya is different

Measured first, precisely targeted and looked after by one small team. See how Naya compares.

*A Purkinje cell, drawn by Santiago Ramón y Cajal.* The first person to see that the brain is built to change.

Most clinics treat a standard spot. We measure your brain first, then choose the site that gives the strongest heart-brain response, a sign the right network is engaged. One small team looks after you, and you can see what has changed.

Why Naya

Not all rTMS is the same.

Typical clinicNaya

Targeted to youA standard spotBrain measured first

Progress you can seeA questionnaireNayaScore™ start, middle, end

One teamOne practitionerNamed doctor + weekly psychiatrist-led review

One priceGrows as you goAgreed before you begin

A clear endingIt just stopsReport, doctor’s letter, next steps

See why we’re different

In depression

Why consider it first

MedicationrTMS

Remission, after two treatments haven’t helped¹4.9%27.1%

Response in everyday practice²30 to 50%58 to 69%

Weight gain or sexual side effectsCommonNot seen

Symptoms on stoppingPossibleNot seen

1. Dalhuisen I et al., Am J Psychiatry 2024: randomised trial of 89 adults not helped by at least two treatments; remission at eight weeks, rTMS or a change of medication. 2. Trivedi MH et al., 2006; Sackeim HA et al., 2020, patient-rated. Individual results vary.

What we will always tell you

Not everyone responds.

If your doctor doesn’t think rTMS is right for you, they’ll say so.

Change builds gradually.

Most people notice it in the second week.

It lasts best with care.

That’s why follow-up options are there if you need them.